Sew a Where the Wild Things Are hat + pattern!

Step 2 Pattern information.

This pattern is tailored to my head size, which is:
21 1/2 inches around, measured right above the ears,
and 13 1/2 inches from center line of head to shoulder.

...but you can easily alter it to fit you if you have a larger/smaller head. I'll go over this in the next two steps. :)

The pattern will print out on five pages. Four of the pages will be the hat, one will be the ear pattern and the test square! The test square should be 4x4 inches when the pattern is printed correctly!

I apologize for the wonky, terrible scans. Both scanners were givin' me lip. I couldn't get them to do anything properly. Some lines will be a little crooked, but that's okay!

To download the pattern, click the Adobe icon below!

Comments

[Mochalada]

haha, this lady has the same head measurements as me and I'm a tiny fifteen year old girl.

[Very Interesting]

Love this pattern. I need to make a couple patterns for some hand outs, and I think this is the best way to go about it.

[freezypie]

where exactly is the center line of the head? :P

[freezypie]

nevermind! i saw it was a few steps ahead :P
we have the same size head! horray for a couple less things to worry about!

[jilljrsyak]

Question for you, when I print it, the test square comes out about 3.5inches do I need to enlarge it or something ???

[jessyratfink]

Go to options before you print it, and make sure none of the "autofit" or "scale to page" options are selected. That'snormally what does it. :)

[a12chapman12]

what's a test square

sorry if this is a dumb question this is my first sewing project for me =)

[jessyratfink]

Oh! Sorry, I might not have explained that well enough. The test square prints out on the fifth page of the PDF - all you need to do with it is make sure it is close to 4 inches on all sides. It just lets you know the pattern has printed at the right size!